New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-24
THOUGHTS FROM THEPULPIT
EXTRACTS PROM YESTERDAYS SERMONS.
F1RMNEss AND sELFDENIAL ADVISED.

FIRMNEss AND sELFDENIAL ADVISED
Tho Rev. Floyd W. Tomkins. jr, OF Cavalry Chapel'
preached Yesterday morning in Calvary Church. Dr SAT
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LESSONS DRAWN FROM ANCIENT ROME.
"Rome the City Of the Csars!" the subject OF the
Rev. william Loyds lecture last evening in the Central
Congregational Church. His text was PauIs WORDS
must also see Rome" and he said in part:
For centuries desire the greatest Of all the cite;
Western World had !. the breasts Of O r
uns anil politicians s longed 10 see Rome AND now
The Srsvest ana most apostle Of ne Lord
Bone was s s ns s and her
the nations OF the earth crouched IKE slaves whSs
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her ana all osssos earnestly desired see heT gG' IN. m
pera city and said Rome" But he was
sanE would see Rome that he o might a M 5es
stsT but might give them ceTiant.. for their
seuuons solutions OF tho deepest problems that perpeied
through history Rome Ia. tai, a. ,as,
nation still the Eternal CITY Tho world TO day thiobs
with which had their birth on the banks o. the
ao oss are wasfes iy e the sn,aay the amp
arch through TSa the age nsIe OSs se hd
in ancient history at different intervals and at certain pe,on
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its in S EARTH p Belongs sO
OF tme-he heather and the Christian religions
After tracing the history of Rome from the mythical
aud whose influence was felt In that ancient city,
he referred the things which he said most strongly
indicate the character OF people-region and amuse-
ments-and in closing said:
know Of no Que striking Illustration OF the IS s
history .rSHsa the SstaSomDs &c
smGeHs by which per.ceuisd Christians fed the nane Of
that sn 70 nS & Hs e traced 10 the Injuries
OF time The great cause was moral corruption
which poisoned us blood Let US never for
more shameless and suggestive
Corrupt S8n O ani patea oee IS to &c
eIses into form to be used AMI worn enc day week
and not vng force dominating US IN ie a aaa a rs
the must the fya be- The one truth all msioy
tnat only rath purity honesty az righteousness endure
and the ind:uai who fails to recognize this
must perish,
CHRISTIANS THE WORLDS BIBLE.
At service held in the Central Presbyterian
Church under the direction OF tue Rev. b.
Fay Mills pastor Dr. Wilson stated that the object OF the
speial services was to help who seeking the light
TO obtain good hope everlasting life. The meeting Is
tohep reasonable and thoughtful people make an earnest
their influence The world and for ihe glory OF Christ The
is led by carefully trained choir ,oo,, saba. st..
. e PM that JOSEPH was alive ana how he believed
when he tho tram Of wagons that Joseph sd sent 70
h a ea s9 s asn Fors We're
Sr'ay the Ss% Of Ja ss an syp hsr
es been deeeye however weak words were carrying
10 his heart when he saw the wagons he said
s SsorG 'H.e Des 8rs stronger Than words Material
nSs ak H.sy the
The glory that s% ses Of a a Ss eo
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cgent examination Of the facts IT speaks OF The death
Lei in linn Transformed The early times
to have Christians as seSn' as rsn they nS,
ioToushy they Believe Christians ,e world.
lives fsh living in happy homes tnIplng aside e
s re d @ hat S save s. % ann
learned could rad the thirteenth chapter
annually living lie there pictured what help II would be
Gs are anp S 10 never Cia:h for the
when | compare 1t will the worlds institutions"
pAULs MEANING OF THE CROSS OF CHRIST
the Fourteenth Presy Church tho Rev
T. Hitchcock lis text from Galatians vi. Ia. He
marked III part
IL WAS marvellous change Saul Self gori
acs,ion had it's death blow that day He had good
opnon OF himself before that day And why notl He
ral at the feet Of GamAlel member OF
the sanhern But how different after Christ calls him
sn The road TO Damascus. He arrests him
not with death, but with the call 70 service.
What docs the APOSTLE 0f Christi IL
eross of W. nor vet image Beneath the symbol ofthe
sross IN which the recreaed after the divine image
well glory uniolds itself follow the light Of Christ
IN then back again TO the eternal throne There
tho tsef IN the shame and humiliation little Tor
glory must be judged by inc
oncng TO the Father restoring nm 70 sonsp ana es
IN the work accomplished in the vndcation OF divine
fnsfcc Iva iniIte love The OF Christ
tLI1Inaes all that is sacrhcia In II redemption work
The cross OF Christ thing but union OF
tngs we study history Of the lie
snd read that history back ward web forward 10 tho
tbrone IN glory well the in Bethlehem. When
with The light of the resurrection and ascension
Ne come 10 realize who Christ and
that for the sake Of freeing man from his